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every time i see a great artwork in the timeline, i just think, what a shame it's :
- a lovely digital artifact demoted into a cropped mp4 or low res image
- hosted on a server that's now hostile to an open internet and dev ecosystem
- looked at for 5 seconds, liked, and immediately forgotten
shoutout 🫡 to all the websites 🌐 using '/' for search 🔍 instead of praying they can intercept 🤢 CMD+K before the browser takes over 😮💨
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Here’s a multimodal protocol that uses QR codes to stream data and audio to “backchannel” acknowledgement of received chunks. About 1-2KB/s
Multimodality helps when there’s an asymmetry, like here where you need to aim the phone camera.
thesis: "Bouncy card. gradual entry. High impact. Light overshoot. 240fps. Make it very smooth. Smooth motion. Pixar animation. gooey transition. please add more bounce or I will lose my job"
antithesis: drag bezier handle
synthesis: "vwrrrrrrrrrrploop"
This is a false dichotomy. You can get both more often than most people want to admit. Not easily, but you can.
ok, wow. just remembered how much I hate writing threads. here's as many examples of '"just" do both' as will fit in 2 tweets of alt text
ALT lazygit: interface over git cli. works visually while still exposing underlying commands. and it has a shell letting you break out.
ALT actions and key chords have explainers that popup in the process. you can start usingit without spending a week in a browser reading through what each binding does
ALT you almost never need to run help if you have good interactive completions. imagine this for ffmpeg instead of copy pasting a precious trim 20 seconds script from stack overflow
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0/ Exploring the world of onchain art, a guest thread by @lukeweaver_eth
“The greatest artists of the 21st century won’t make paintings, they’ll make programs.”
Today, we’re highlighting artists and projects that are only possible on Ethereum
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payments wishlist:
- contract/system confirms a payment has happened (not just link in bio)
- optional privacy
- intent to fund {x} IF it reaches {y} goal, no lockup before then
- same verification from any network
- drop-in with stripe api in an if stmt
looking at @ithacaxyz 003 or @withfabricxyz CTP. though these are both public, but...
[talking out my ass at this point]
could use a pcd to anonymize addresses (???)? or
that complexity translated to writing the circuit. I always imagined writing ZK circuits to be arcane but it was incredibly straightforward. I attribute this to Noir’s straightforward syntax, @jimjim_eth teaching, and my familiarity with Rust-flavored code.